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Dan Beyer and Mike Harmon give their biggest takeaways from Monday Night Football, and explain why Travis Kelce owners should not be too concerned by a couple of lackluster showings. The guys give their report cards from Week 8 after a wild and surprising weekend in fantasy. What should you do if you have Derrick Henry? The guys break down the fantasy impact of Jameis Winston's injury. Dan and Mike once again explore the dangerous waters of streaming defense. Plus, the guys give their waiver wire adds for Week 9!

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Doug and San Diego State Men's Basketball Coach Brian Dutcher discuss his memories as an assistant during Michigan's '89 title run, what happened the following year when the Wolverines got steamrolled by the Loyola Marymount juggernaut following the passing of Hank Gathers, the inside story on how the Fab 5 recruiting class came together, his recollection of the Chris Webber UNC time out game, how he helped Steve Fisher build San Diego State into a mid-major hoops power, and his front row seat to the growth of Kawhi Leonard from unknown recruit to NBA lottery pick. Make sure you download, rate and subscribe to get the latest All Ball Podcasts!

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On the Monday edition of The Best of The Doug Gottlieb Show: Given the news that Titans' RB Derrick Henry will be out 6 to 10 weeks with a foot injury and Saints' QB Jameis Winston out for the season with a torn ACL, Doug points out that it is often the healthiest team that wins it all in the NFL, and not necessarily the best team. Doug thinks the loss of Derrick Henry is particularly devastating to the Titans because they have built their entire offense on Henry's skillset.

Former NFL Executive Joe Banner joins Doug to talk about the biggest headlines coming out of Week 8 of the NFL, including the big trade by the Rams for Von Miller and what is wrong with the Browns.

Doug thinks the Rams trade for Von Miller makes them a little better, but Miller is not the dominant player he once was. He says taking big swings to win now is the Rams' business model, and he respects that.

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Given the news that Titans' RB Derrick Henry will be out 6 to 10 weeks with a foot injury and Saints' QB Jameis Winston out for the season with a torn ACL, Doug points out that it is often the healthiest team that wins it all in the NFL, and not necessarily the best team. Doug thinks the loss of Derrick Henry is particularly devastating to the Titans because they have built their entire offense on Henry's skillset. Doug is a believer in the Dallas Cowboys, and he says Sunday night's performance against the Vikings only confirmed his belief in them. Senior Analyst at PFF Steve Palazzolo joins Doug to talk about the injuries of Derrick Henry and Jameis Winston, and to talk about what the Von Miller trade means for the Rams. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through a game of "Big Deal, Little Deal or No Deal?".

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Former NFL Executive Joe Banner joins Doug to talk about the biggest headlines coming out of Week 8 of the NFL, including the big trade by the Rams for Von Miller and what is wrong with the Browns. Doug talks about the controversial helmet-to-helmet call that prevented the Bengals for salvaging a win against the Jets Sunday. Given Sean Payton's play-calling at the end of his Saints' win against the Bucs, Doug thinks Payton got away with one. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd's assertion that Baker Mayfield is the problem with the Browns.

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Doug thinks the Rams trade for Von Miller makes them a little better, but Miller is not the dominant player he once was. He says taking big swings to win now is the Rams' business model, and he respects that. Doug shows listeners why they should listen to his football picks each week. Lead College Football Analyst for FOX Sports Joel Klatt joins Doug to talk about the college football headlines coming off the weekend. Plus, Dan Beyer takes Doug through the Monday edition of "The Press".

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Doug is joined by former Fairfield University Head Coach Sydney Johnson on why he switched his college commitment from Boston College to Princeton, his experience playing in coach Pete Carril's legendary offense, what lessons he learned from coach, his path to coaching the Tigers, his experience playing overseas professionally for seven years, how he landed the Princeton head job, why he left to take the head coaching position at Fairlfield, the difficulty of getting fired, and his views on the new NIL rules.

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On the Friday edition of The Best Of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Doug thinks the Packers and Aaron Rodgers win over the Cardinals Thursday night showed a tremendous amount of guts. He says a win like that makes it a lot harder to leave the Packers. He thinks Kyler Murray and head coach Kliff Kinsbury put the blame squarely on AJ Green for running the wrong route on the interception in the end zone.

Doug tells listeners the five teams to bet on this weekend, both in college football and the NFL. Former Pro-Bowl Linebacker Seth Joyner joins Doug to talk about how the Cardinals lost the game Thursday night, and to cover some of the major news items coming out of week 7 of the NFL.

Addressing the controversy about the Braves' nickname and their fans' tomahawk chop chant, Doug thinks that there are some things that are blatantly racist that need to be ended or cancelled, and there are some things that acknowledge and celebrate the culture of a segment of people. He thinks the Braves' nickname and the tomahawk chop chant is the latter category.

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Doug thinks the Packers and Aaron Rodgers win over the Cardinals Thursday night showed a tremendous amount of guts. He thinks a win like that makes it a lot harder to leave the Packers. He thinks Kyler Murray and head coach Kliff Kingsbury put the blame squarely on AJ Green for running the wrong route on the interception in the end zone. Doug reacts to Steve Young's comments about the 49ers locker room being "fraught with fear". Former NFL Scout and current NFL commentator John Middlekauff joins Doug to breakdown what happened in the Packers win over the Cardinals, and to hit on other NFL headlines heading into week 8. Plus, Isaac Lewonkron takes Doug through a game of Psychic.

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Addressing the controversy about the Braves' nickname and their fans' tomahawk chop chant, Doug thinks that there are some things that are blatantly racist that need to be ended or cancelled, and there are some things that acknowledge and celebrate the culture of a segment of people. He thinks the Braves' nickname and the tomahawk chop chant is the latter category. Doug reacts to the recent comments made by Dolphins head coach Brian Flores that Tua Taglovailoa is his starting quarterback for the rest of the season. Former Pro-Bowl Linebacker Seth Joyner joins Doug to talk about how the Cardinals lost the game Thursday night, and to cover some of the major news items coming out of week 7 of the NFL. Plus, Doug reacts to Colin Cowherd saying Aaron Rodgers gave his most impressive performance on Thursday night.

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